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January 10, 2011
Monday Morning Mystery 011011
This Monday Morning Mystery is a tree trunk that can be seen on the way to Phair's Pond.
Why is it like that?
Clue follows.
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Sure. That is fence scar. Not to be cut with a chain saw or else!! For any tree with scars like this a saw mill will shudder. el
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I also agree with you dear and it was really very interesting to read me this post..
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I agree with DeeDee
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I’m with DeeDee. Very evenly spaced fence wire scars.
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I would have to guess at past water levels also.
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Past water levels?
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Fence post wire scar?
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Elin
Sure. That is fence scar. Not to be cut with a chain saw or else!! For any tree with scars like this a saw mill will shudder. el
casino
I also agree with you dear and it was really very interesting to read me this post..
Mike (NJURBANFOREST)
I agree with DeeDee
Tom Burr
I’m with DeeDee. Very evenly spaced fence wire scars.
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I would have to guess at past water levels also.
Diana
Past water levels?
Deedeeburnside
Fence post wire scar?